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Accra Street Journal is a dynamic digital platform committed to delivering bold, practical, and insightful journalism from the streets of Ghana to the world. We focus on real issues that matter—spanning business, governance, lifestyle, tech, health, culture, and everyday street realities. As a proud subsidiary of SamBoad Publishing Ltd., and ultimately part of SamBoad Holdings Ltd., Accra Street J

ournal is part of a growing ecosystem of platforms designed to elevate authentic African voices and stories.

-Our Mission
To provide clear, fact-based, street-smart reporting and opinion pieces that connect everyday Ghanaians with information they can trust—insight that informs action and challenges the status quo.

-Our Vision
To become Ghana’s most trusted street-level news and commentary platform, combining local relevance with national impact—driven by purpose, independence, and editorial integrity.

Accra to Monrovia by Bus: How to Travel from Ghana by RoadGetting from Accra to Monrovia by bus is an achievable but mul...
05/09/2026

Accra to Monrovia by Bus: How to Travel from Ghana by Road

Getting from Accra to Monrovia by bus is an achievable but multi-stage overland journey. There is no direct bus connecting the two capitals . You will need to take at least two buses, changing in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire . The total journey takes about 27 hours of travel time , making it a long but manageable route across West Africa....

Getting from Accra to Monrovia by bus is an achievable but multi-stage overland journey. There is no direct bus connecting the two capitals . You will need to take at least two buses, changing in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire . The total journey takes about 27 hours of travel time , making it a long but...

Accra to Senegal by Bus: Cost, Route, Borders and Travel TimeTravelling from Accra to Senegal by bus is a serious West A...
05/09/2026

Accra to Senegal by Bus: Cost, Route, Borders and Travel Time

Travelling from Accra to Senegal by bus is a serious West African road trip, not a quick hop. There's no direct bus. You will change vehicles at least twice, typically passing through Togo and Mali before reaching Dakar . The journey covers roughly 2,900 kilometres and takes over two days of solid driving . It is long, tiring, and requires patience, but it is a practical way to cross the continent overland....

Travelling from Accra to Senegal by bus is a serious West African road trip, not a quick hop. There’s no direct bus. You will change vehicles at least twice, typically passing through Togo and Mali before reaching Dakar . The journey covers roughly 2,900 kilometres and takes over two days of solid...

Planning a bus trip from Accra to Nouakchott, Mauritania? Learn the route, estimated fares, visa requirements for Ghanai...
05/09/2026

Planning a bus trip from Accra to Nouakchott, Mauritania? Learn the route, estimated fares, visa requirements for Ghanaians, and border crossing tips for this overland journey.

Travelling from Accra to Nouakchott, the capital of Mauritania, by road is a genuine overland expedition, not a casual bus trip. There’s no direct bus. You will change vehicles at least twice—likely in Lomé, Togo, and Bamako, Mali—before reaching the Mauritanian capital . The journey crosses ...

Planning a bus trip from Accra to Mauritania? Learn the route, estimated fares, visa requirements for Ghanaians, and bor...
05/09/2026

Planning a bus trip from Accra to Mauritania? Learn the route, estimated fares, visa requirements for Ghanaians, and border crossing tips for this overland journey

Travelling from Accra to Mauritania by road is a serious overland expedition, not a casual weekend trip. There’s no direct bus. You’ll change vehicles at least twice—likely in Lomé, Togo, and Bamako, Mali—before continuing to Nouakchott, the Mauritanian capital. This journey crosses through...

While global capital and state-led urban renewal create a modern "New Accra" for a cosmopolitan elite, the indigenous co...
03/09/2026

While global capital and state-led urban renewal create a modern "New Accra" for a cosmopolitan elite, the indigenous communities and informal sector of "Old Accra" are increasingly being pushed to the margins

From the gleaming towers of Airport City to the struggling slums of Old Fadama, Accra is a city of stark and widening contrasts. While global capital and state-led urban renewal create a modern “New Accra” for a cosmopolitan elite, the indigenous communities and informal sector of “Old Accra.....

Why Accra’s Neighbourhoods Are Changing OvernightFrom the gleaming towers of Airport City to the planned redevelopment o...
03/09/2026

Why Accra’s Neighbourhoods Are Changing Overnight

From the gleaming towers of Airport City to the planned redevelopment of the Korle Lagoon slum, Accra's neighbourhoods are being reshaped at breakneck speed. The drivers of this transformation are complex: global real estate investment, state-led urban renewal, a booming short-term rental market, and the relentless pressure of a housing deficit exceeding 1.8 million units . This is the story of why Accra's urban landscape is being rewritten—and who is being left behind....

From the gleaming towers of Airport City to the planned redevelopment of the Korle Lagoon slum, Accra’s neighbourhoods are being reshaped at breakneck speed. The drivers of this transformation are complex: global real estate investment, state-led urban renewal, a booming short-term rental market, ...

The Quiet Social Shifts Happening Across AccraBeyond the gleaming towers of Airport City and the bustling streets of Osu...
03/09/2026

The Quiet Social Shifts Happening Across Accra

Beyond the gleaming towers of Airport City and the bustling streets of Osu, Accra is undergoing profound social transformations that rarely make headlines. From cultural displacement to grassroots governance and shifting class dynamics, these quiet shifts are reshaping the city's identity and the lives of its residents. The Vanishing Tongue: Language Loss and Cultural Identity One of the most significant yet under-discussed shifts in Accra is the steady decline of the Ga language, the indigenous tongue of the city's founders ....

Beyond the gleaming towers of Airport City and the bustling streets of Osu, Accra is undergoing profound social transformations that rarely make headlines. From cultural displacement to grassroots governance and shifting class dynamics, these quiet shifts are reshaping the city’s identity and the ...

Food, transport, utilities, and lifestyle: Accra's cost of living is rising beyond rent. Learn the real costs of living ...
02/09/2026

Food, transport, utilities, and lifestyle: Accra's cost of living is rising beyond rent. Learn the real costs of living in Ghana's capital in 2026

When people talk about the cost of living in Accra, they often talk about rent first. But rent is only part of the story. The real cost of living in Accra is a combination of rising food prices, inconsistent transport fares, utility increases, and the pressure to keep up with a certain lifestyle. Fo...

Over 70% of migrants move to Accra for work. Learn about the salary premium, job market, cost of living, and why young p...
02/09/2026

Over 70% of migrants move to Accra for work. Learn about the salary premium, job market, cost of living, and why young professionals are making the move

The steady migration of young professionals to Accra is driven less by preference and more by economic necessity. With the capital accounting for a disproportionate share of Ghana’s jobs and opportunities, the choice to relocate is often a rational response to limited prospects elsewhere. The Numb...

Accra's middle class is reshaping housing, retail, leisure, and status in the city. Explore how the housing crunch, nich...
02/09/2026

Accra's middle class is reshaping housing, retail, leisure, and status in the city. Explore how the housing crunch, niche retail, and digital culture are transforming urban life

Accra’s growing middle class is reshaping the city in ways that go far beyond economics. They are changing how people consume, where they live, how they spend their leisure time, and even how they define status. This is the asj story of a generation quietly rewriting the rules of urban life. Who I...

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